Colors are used to represent many things. Not just things that would fit their description (such as the “green grass” or the “blue sky”), but ideas and concepts that take on greater meaning and represent something bigger than just the color itself. It’s a way for people to identify with something and it can bring […]
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When the opportunity came up that we could send a bike to Cycling Weekly for a review, we jumped at the chance. We knew we wanted to send something special and what better than to send one of our all new 2021 Barlow bikes with a Cerakote finish to add that extra bit of bling. […]
Getting ready for your first (or next) long-distance gravel ride? No matter if you’re gunning for the podium or trying to lay down your personal best, these 6 training tips from Sage ambassador and coach Jacob Rathe will help you train smarter and perform better. Portland-based Sage ambassador Jacob Rathe has spent the bulk of […]
The UK is known for weather very similar to the Pacific Northwest. It gets rainy, it gets cold, and dirt turns to mud. Adverse conditions that can test a bike’s capabilities are not uncommon occurrences and a bike needs to be able to handle these situations with grace. We sent the Storm King to David […]
King is Bling. Chris King components have been lusted after and desired for more than four decades. There are a variety of reasons for that. Everything from the beautiful finish on each component that can be spotted from afar, to the best in class quality of their bearings and seals. Maybe it is the manufacturing […]
The concept behind a “shoot out” is that there is a victor and a loser at the end of the contest. It’s not often that we find ourselves in a shoot out with another manufacturer as Sage bikes tend to stand on their own merits as being the amazing bikes they are. With that in […]
When JOM from Gravel Cyclist agreed to review our new Barlow V2 model, we were honored to say the least. JOM has quickly gathered a large fan base thanks to his in depth reviews where he really puts a bike through its paces. In this case, JOM certainly did just that! Ridden extensively through Florida, […]
The plan for Josh at The Radavist was to ride our Powerline hardtail in different events all around the country. Everything from endurance MTB races to multi day trips/ excursions with friends and family, with some shorter XC and Short Track racing thrown in for good measure. That was at the beginning of 2020 when […]
Meet Maxx Chance. Maxx is a multi disciplined professional cyclist and all-around good guy. For 2021 and beyond, Maxx will be racing his Sage Titanium Storm King for gravel events, and his Sage Titanium Powerline for MTB events. Check out the video below to learn a bit more about Maxx and hear him in his […]
We love creating bikes for women riders especially when there is a surprise reveal involved. This client is a long time rider and elite athlete who road all summer with her husband because of COVID and through the process got really fast. She had two carbon bikes but neither one fit perfect. Could SAGE create […]
When the conversations with Bikepacking.com started up about reviewing a Storm King, the topic turned to “How can we push this bike really hard?”. The intrepid author, Jess Daddio, asked if she could test the bike for 1000 miles. That would give her a solid basis to write her review on. We said “ABSOLUTELY!” and […]
When the fine folks at Singletracks.com got a chance to review our Powerline trail bike a few months back, we were of course worried that they might not like it. That it might not stack up to their expectations of what a trail bike should be. After all, this is what they do for a […]